The Abiquiu Inn has learned that if you build a sculpture garden, sculptors will bring you their creations from near and far.

Fomento Cultural Banamex has spent decades nurturing Mexican artisans and helping to preserve the cultural legacies of its countrymen.

Stacey Edgar has worked for decades to represent artisans arrayed all around the world, and now she gets to do it all in one place with IFAM.

In the Time of Spirits is a new international group exhibition of photography on exhibit at MoMo Santa Fe and MoMo Taos.

This year, 166 artists representing 51 countries are set to converge on Santa Fe for the International Folk Art Market.

Mother Nature has been kind to Jonathan and Angela Scott, and the wildlife photographers are doing their best to give back.

The Museum of International Folk Art is hosting Amidst Cries from the Rubble: Art of Loss and Resilience from Ukraine through April 20.

Muralist Ehren Kee Natay's latest work may draw his largest audience, as it adorns the wall of the arrival hall at Santa Fe Regional Airport.

New Mexico's rich and vibrant arts scene will come under the microscope in Off-Center, the second exhibition at the Vladem Museum of Contemporary Art.

Ashton Thornhill, John Wylie, and Sam Elkind are relishing their opportunity to stage a one-month exhibition of their photography in the Railyard.

The Santa Fe Botanical Gardens isn't just one of the city's most striking scenic landmarks; for the next 11 months, it'll also be home to a sculpture garden.

The Native Treasures Art Market will bring more than 150 craftspeople to the Santa Fe Community Center over Memorial Day Weekend.

Here's your weekly roundup of some of the must-see, must-do, must-know things that need to be on your radar this week.

It takes ingenuity, imagination, artistic endeavor and a whole lot of technology to turn intricate pieces of origami into massive metal sculptures, and Kevin Box is doing just that.

Here's your weekly roundup of some of the must-see, must-do, must-know things that need to be on your radar this week.

Her time as an intern at SITE Santa Fe meant a lot to her career, and now the artist is back exhibiting at the very museum that gave her a start in art.

Ruidoso has its ski season, hunting season and horse racing season, and for the rest of the year, it's a surprisingly interesting arts town.

Artists and old friends Ron Cooper and Larry Bell have teamed up to run a pop-up art show for two days every month at a garage in Taos.

The Colorado artist's art comes from uncommon materials, and she loves to physically sculpt and mold her objects into something unrecognizably beautiful.